. . . . . . . . "Throughout the various Transformers canon, there have been several instances of Transformers with humanistic traits and having very human actions that possibly conflict with their status as mechanical robots. Many of these instances can be dismissed as stylistic choices by the artists or as gags not to be taken seriously."@en . "Throughout the various Transformers canon, there have been several instances of Transformers with anthropomorphic traits and displaying very biological actions that possibly conflict with their status as mechanical alien robots. Many of these instances can be dismissed as stylistic choices by the artists or as whimsical gags not to be taken seriously."@en . "Humanization"@en . . . . . . . "The power to transform supernatural beings into ordinary humans. Variation to Conversion."@en . . . "Throughout the various Transformers canon, there have been several instances of Transformers with humanistic traits and having very human actions that possibly conflict with their status as mechanical robots. Many of these instances can be dismissed as stylistic choices by the artists or as gags not to be taken seriously."@en . . . "The power to transform supernatural beings into ordinary humans. Variation to Conversion."@en . "Throughout the various Transformers canon, there have been several instances of Transformers with anthropomorphic traits and displaying very biological actions that possibly conflict with their status as mechanical alien robots. Many of these instances can be dismissed as stylistic choices by the artists or as whimsical gags not to be taken seriously."@en .